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Ongoing, First published Oct 19, 2022
Johnathan Galvin's life had been laid before him in the form of the multi-colored flocks of Wooly Rams that he led through the Sea of Grass. He had believed that his entire life would consist of leading these flocks to graze. But one day he meets someone who changes his fate. 


This is a completely "exploratory," story. I had two guide stones to start this story; it will be a fantasy world, and there will be an exploration guild, everything from that will be an experiment of pure exploration
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